Oh yeah and she does NOT make it clear to him that what they're doing is sex (although I suppose you could interpret that as a cultural miscommunication). She's just like oh I didn't think you could get pregnant though I didn't think it was a big deal oopsie!
That show was just soooo horny all the way through.
This is what actually happened in the episode. Trip was under the impression that this was a game or something, where players placed their hands into a dish of pebbles that did... something. What he did not understand was that this was actually a ritual that involved transmitting genetic material from one individual to another.
And then he goes off in engineering about how dangerous a man lift is, because if you hold onto what are clearly hand rails, a support will chop your hand off, and some dipshit is like "Who would put their hands there?" as if you wouldn't grab at the waist high rails riding a lift in a ship that might pitch and roll. They try to play it like he's hormonal but it's a solid point.
Thanks, I am not hip to the lore. I just remember looking up the meaning behind the song "Immaculate Misconception" by Motionless in White years ago, and must have misremembered the details when making this post.
Can really only infer about Jaffa from this scene. However, since Goa'uld know everything their host knows, and have genetic memory, I'm certain they are aware of it
Definitely not vegetarians, and that even arguably makes them cannibals. The only way you could argue that is not cannibalism is because it's technically the human host who is eating that Goa'uld here. It's not a Goa'uld itself eating the Goa'uld.
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Damn I forgot how much I love fuzzy head Tealc
Trip also gets pregnant in Star Trek: Enterprise from, like, shaking hands with an alien or something.
Oh yeah and she does NOT make it clear to him that what they're doing is sex (although I suppose you could interpret that as a cultural miscommunication). She's just like oh I didn't think you could get pregnant though I didn't think it was a big deal oopsie!
That show was just soooo horny all the way through.
Technically, that was impregnation.
copulation
SFW re-enactment
Dude, keep this filth away from here!
NSFW:
::: spoiler Enterprise spoiler, kinda
This is what actually happened in the episode. Trip was under the impression that this was a game or something, where players placed their hands into a dish of pebbles that did... something. What he did not understand was that this was actually a ritual that involved transmitting genetic material from one individual to another.
Star Trek: Enterprise S1E5 "Unexpected" :::
I hate this episode. Trip was literally raped and it’s played off for laughs for the whole thing.
While we are on the subject, Kira also gets pregnant without doing anything with Chief O'Brien.
She did it with Keiko instead.
Dipping hands into a bowl of glass beads, IIRC.
And then he goes off in engineering about how dangerous a man lift is, because if you hold onto what are clearly hand rails, a support will chop your hand off, and some dipshit is like "Who would put their hands there?" as if you wouldn't grab at the waist high rails riding a lift in a ship that might pitch and roll. They try to play it like he's hormonal but it's a solid point.
Not that it matters but the Immaculate Conception is not the Virgin Birth of Jesus, it's Mary's conception since she was born without Original Sin.
Thanks, I am not hip to the lore. I just remember looking up the meaning behind the song "Immaculate Misconception" by Motionless in White years ago, and must have misremembered the details when making this post.
Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vov0yT7qnVI
I'll just say the title is referring to Vala, then.
These 3 need to be starring cast in another SciFi serial together, and let's bring on Amanda Tapping to direct.
Who's on that? Brad, do you have the bandwidth you take this project on?
Darth impregnator.
So does this imply that the Guald don't know about artificial insemination? Does that further imply they are mainly vegetarian?
Can really only infer about Jaffa from this scene. However, since Goa'uld know everything their host knows, and have genetic memory, I'm certain they are aware of it
And Jaffa certainly were not strict vegetarians. Teal'c's favorite food was turkey.
EDIT: As for Goa'uld, the only time I can remember seeing any eat at all was Nerus, who was gorging on chickens/turkeys.
There was the entire summit in which they ate Goa'uld
Ah, right. S5E16 "Last Stand"
Definitely not vegetarians, and that even arguably makes them cannibals. The only way you could argue that is not cannibalism is because it's technically the human host who is eating that Goa'uld here. It's not a Goa'uld itself eating the Goa'uld.
But who's in charge of the mouth when they eat goauld? Just check the eyes, if they glow, they're cannibal
Typed a comment about Claudia Black but then noticed rule 3, so I will instead politely upvote and move on.
And yet you still managed to make a comment about Claudia Black
Darn it I did
It is quite hard to see her and not fawn.
She’s the best.